Modelauto 1:43 | Minichamps 417140403 | Tatuus FA010B 2014 #3 - M.Verstappen
| Brand |
: Tatuus FA010B |
| Year |
: 2014 |
| Manufacturer |
: Minichamps |
| SKU |
: 417140403 |
| Material |
: Resin |
| Productgroup |
: This product is a scale model of a race car used in competition on a racetrack. |
| Country |
: USA Sebring Florida Winter Series |
1ST SINGLE-SEATER-RACE FLORIDA 26.01.2014
Max Verstappen is a driver from Netherlands
This item Is expected to be release in December 2024. | Made by Minichamps |
 | Scale 1:43 |
 | EAN 4012138760981 |
 | Item to be released in December 2024. |
The amount of Loyalty Points collected for this item is 4, which amounts to a discount of €1.00 to be used with your next order.
Precisely scaled representative and decorative model for the adult collector. Not suitable for children under the age of 14. Do not place the model in direct artificial or sunlight, as this can accelerate discoloration. Prolonged direct sunlight or heating from a heat source may cause parts of the model to crack. Keep the model dust-free by placing it in a display case. Removing dust with a cloth is strongly discouraged, always use a soft brush.
The item offered here is mainly made of Resin. The modern Resin is a high-quality material that hardens particularly strong and retains its shape. The curing process can be started either with a chemical hardener or by ultraviolet light. Often the smaller parts are made of copper (etched from copper plate) or plastic. Limited edition model cars in particular are made from resin. There is no difference for the quality and lifespan of the article. As a result of temperature, a Resin model car can lose its shape stability. Therefore, make sure that your models are not allowed to get hot.
Warning:This product is not suitable for children under the age of 14. For use only under adult supervision.
The item is a pre-order, the image used might not necessarily be the final version of the item. Some details of the item can be changed before the final version is released.
